Table 1. Reproduction (r) and mortality values due to infection (μ_inf) for saprotrophic pathogens Flavobacterium columnare and Serratia marcescens and some of their hosts based on experimental studies.

Pathogen	rP	Host	μinf	rS
F. columnare	2.4–7.2 day−1 [39]	Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar	0.2–0.3 day−1 [50]	0.2–1.7 day−1 [52]
		Rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss	0.2–0.4 day−1 [50]	0.08–0.4 day−1 [53], [54]
		Brown trout, Salmo trutta	0.01–0.05 day−1 [50]	0.05–0.34 day−1 [55], [56]
		Chinook salmon, Oncorhynchus tshawytscha	0.01–0.05 day−1 [50]	0.2–4.4 day−1 [57]
		Arctic charr, Salvelinus alpinus	0.2–0.3 day−1 [50]	0.2–9.1 day−1 [58], [59]
		Channel catfish, Ictalurus punctatus	0.01–1.0 day−1 [38]	2.3–19.7 day−1 [60]
		Zebra fish, Danio rerio	0.2–0.4 day−1 [51]	15–200 day−1 [61]
S. marcescens	2.4–6 day−1 [62]	Drosophila melanogaster	0.002–1.0 day−1 [63]	11–41 day−1 [64]

In the fish host reproduction rates, the number of eggs produced per kg during a year, average weight range of mature fish and survival rate of eggs to fry has been taken into account.